We Gon Have A Juke Jam

Let me crack your back, slow it down for a second.

[itseasytoremember]

me: i wanna swim in a natural pond or lake, i want to walk in and see the moss and the trees and the little fish and just be one with nature

also me: hUHEDN SomNETH sloPRY TOUHCY MEy LEG

[slowheart]

what i think is really sexy is when girls are very blunt about not knowing things…girls who say “i don’t know what that means” or “i don’t understand” or “what are you talking about” that’s hot

[shitpostgenerator]

i have learned not to disrespect pasta

[filthy-rat]

when it’s 3 am and you’re alone with your thoughts

[jumbostickyrice]

君の名は。

[a-sakuras]

Wherever you are in the world, I’ll search for you.

[mirayama]

[art-woonz]

Real life locations from Kimi no Na wa.(Your name) -seichi junrei (Tokyo side)

By: @crean(Medium.com) Instagram: @artwoonz

[cinematic-art]

“Once in a while when I wake up. I find myself crying.” 

 - Miyamizu Mitsuha   

— Your Name 君の名は。(2016) Dir. Makoto Shinkai

[joseancoss]

Real life anime food 🍱

[did-you-know]

These rare color photos of Paris were taken over 100 years ago. 

In 1909, a wealthy French banker named Albert Kahn wanted to document the world using a new color photo process called Autochrome Lumière, so he commissioned 4 photographers to take their cameras all over the world.

One of the cities they documented was Paris.

Starting in 1914, Kahn’s photographers, Leon Gimpel, Stephane Passet, Georges Chevalier and Auguste Leon, documented life in Paris using color filters made from dyed potato starch grains.

They made these color photos over a century ago (with a small amount of color enhancing done on the original shots).

In addition to the many shots of Paris, around 72,000 Autochromes from around the globe were created through Kahn’s project.

Source

[rhube]

It’s amazing and strange how muchmore real and connected it all feels in colour.

[breefolk-hates-staff]

They have a photo of the Moulin Rouge… in rouge.

[teenagedream]

why doesn’t school teach you actual life skills like how to meet rich businessmen

[rumineely]

[iwantcupcakes]

[ailijames]

[dateagirlwhosuggestion]

date a girl who makes it harder to go to sleep but easier to get up every morning

[trashybooksforladies]

Lady Bird (2017) Director’s Commentary

This is for me the turning point of the movie in some ways, and there’s a moment where you see on Saorise’s face that she sees Lucas, playing Danny, as a person for the first time. She doesn’t see what she can get out of him, or what he is to her, but that he’s in the middle of his own–his own opera, and his own things that he’s going through. And all of a sudden, you just see it flash across her face, like, “Oh, this is not about me”. (…) And that’s such an important part of growing up, is seeing other people as separate from you. 

And this scene between Marion and Stephen [Henderson] …. They [Lady Bird and Marion] are both able to be so tender to other people, but they have so much trouble being tender to each other. And, you know, it won’t always be that way, but that’s the way it is right now.